Daily Archives: Sunday, April 11, 2004

Clone clovers update: This week marks the third Time-Newsweek Clone Covers of 2004. (Visit Clone Covers, 2003, for an explanation and archive.) By this week last year, there had been four clone covers. Perhaps, it can be argued that the … Continue reading →

Apologies, Radio news aggregator users: Rather than simply remove my RSS feed from his Radio news aggregator, Steve Kirks was kind enough to let me know that a random HTML tag I was putting in some of my posts (to … Continue reading →

Cool: Goalie Tomas Vokoun made 41 saves – including 22 in the third period – to backstop the Nashville Predators to a 3-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings this afternoon. The victory was the first playoff win in Nashville’s … Continue reading →

Forgive me again, Dr. Stanley: Last week, I said I can’t think of a less likely candidate for a dance remix than Man of Constant Sorrow. Well, I also can’t think of a less likely candidate for a hip-hop remix. … Continue reading →

Inspiring: Represent, a magazine by and for Youth in Foster Care is profiled by AP writer Donna De La Cruz.

Lileks imitates Seinfeld: The amazing James Lileks on how men’s magazines and women’s magazines differ.

Too much of an unnecessary thing? Newsweek’s Peg Tyre looks at the teen girl magazine category and concludes, “…magazine executives are relearning what they must have forgotten since their junior-high days: there’s no one more fickle than a teenage girl.”

Archiving in a digital age: The U.S. Archives (keeper of the Constitution, Declaration of Independence, etc.) is developing strategies for preserving for the future the vast amounts of data federal agencies churn out each day. This article by John Carlin, … Continue reading →